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Financial worry in trucking and transportation

Trucking companies face a variety of complex risks every day. While day-to-day operations remain crucial, understanding the long-term view of your business is just as important.

A risk worth addressing

How you approach your organization's financial well-being and retirement planning can significantly affect how your workforce operates. Understanding this issue and how to address it can be a difference-maker for you and your employees. When employees take their financial worries to work, they’re less focused on the task. Behind the wheel of a truck, this can have devastating and costly consequences. However, there are steps you can take to reduce distraction caused by this stressor. In our latest report, you’ll gain an understanding of what’s at the heart of this topic and what you can do about it.
 

Financial worry in trucking and transportation

Read our latest report to find out how you can offer your workforce peace of mind and address preventable risks.

The risk of financial worry in trucking

63%

of truck drivers do not have enough saved for retirement. [1]

33%

chance of a financial worry-related accident occurring for a fleet of only 100 drivers . [2]

$125K

is the estimated minimum cost for a single trucking accident with no injuries. [3]

Download the report